Self-guided Architecture Photo Walk

Explore the public spaces, gardens and iconic Brutalist architecture of the Barbican in this self-guided Members walk

This photo walk will challenge you to look at the Barbican differently through your camera (or smartphone) lens. At each stop, you’ll be given a different photographic theme as well as tips about how to take eye-catching, dynamic photographs.

Members have been sent the Photo Walk so check your emails to access it, or if you're a new member email us at [email protected]. The walk takes place entirely outdoors and is self-guided, so you can complete it whenever suits you.

Share the tips and tricks you've learned and post your photos on Instagram tagged with #BarbicanMembersPhotoWalk.

How to use: The route is best viewed on a mobile

Tour time: We recommend allowing at least one hour to complete.

Distance: 1.2km

Stay safe: Please read our safety information so you can enjoy your visit.

Access: This route is wheelchair accessible. In the final section you can reach St Giles Terrace by lift. You can find more information about access on our website.

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